Dell is ready to for an extreme make over. Its title king of PC maker got trumped by Hewlett-Packard, but Acer just last week surpassed Dell as well. Dell is down but not out for the count. It still has an ace under its sleeves, introducing the Dell Adamo XPS. Dell has been teasing us with this laptop for weeks, and the curtain will unveil next week Thursday. This time Dell is playing for keep, and it intends to make a big splash that will send other guys overboard.
The highly anticipated Nokia N900 mobile computer will finally arrive at store near you by this holiday season. You can pre-order now at $649. The N900’s browser is based on the engine that powers Firefox and Fennec. It is fully flash support – Flash 9.4. With Flash support, you can watch video with Flash based. About 90% of videos on the Internet is based on the Flash program. For example, this Youtube video you about to watch is based on Flash. N900 comes with a large touchscreen 3.5 inch display and a 800 x 480 resolution.
MSI announces its new gaming laptop GT640. The name makes you think that it came off a Ferrari family. Although it may not related to the Ferrari family but it sure is the “Ferrari” of the laptop world. The MSI GT640 will be equipped with an Intel i7 processor. As a result, MSI will be the first company to squeeze the Intel i7 processor into a laptop. As many of you have already known, the Intel i7 processor is a quad-core processor. The MSI GT640 is also come with the high-end nVIDIA GeForce GTS 250M 3D discrete graphics card (with DDR3 1GB VRAM). Well you can kiss that power saver good bye with this setup.
LG finally jump on the Android band wagon. It will introduce its first Android phone code named LG-GW620; lets hope LG doesn’t keep this name as a production model. The new LG-GW620 features a 3-inch full touchscreen and slide out QWERTY keypad. This is to meet demand for consumers who rely on their mobile phones for more than just making calls. The LG-GW620 benefits from an operating system that was created from the ground up to take advantage of the many mobile applications and services developed by search leader Google.
As if 10-megapixel isn’t enough for a point a shoot camera, the Casio Exilim EX-H10 has a 12-megapixel capture ability. The back panel comes with 3-inch LCD and slightly less than an inch deep. The Casio Exilim EX-H10 houses a 10X-optical-zoom lens, which reaches from an ultrawide 24mm to 240mm telephoto. The camera has a sensor-shifting image stabilization to adjust on moving objects, which worked well but not perfectly in some telephoto shots. You don’t to be a professional to take great pictures because EX-H10 is designed for novices.
At $300, the Casio Exilim EX-H10 not only takes great pictures but also easy to use for beginners.
3M, the company who pioneered the pocket projector is now making it even better. The MPro120 projects images from 8 to 50 inches and incorporates next-generation features, including built-in sound. The MPro12 is about the size of the LG Chocolate phone with dimensions around 2.5 x 0.75 x 4.0 inches. It’s also one of the most affordable full-featured microprojectors on the market. The MPro120 can turn almost any white space on the wall into a projection screen. With an energy-efficient LED technology, it can deliver a whopping 20,000 hours of operation (typical LED life), which can output images at 640 x 480 resolution. The MPro 120‘s VGA port, Composite adapter and Female-to-male RCA converter allow users to connect just about any device. And with 3M’s enhanced battery life, you can enjoy a full two-hour movie without plugging in. That will typically last between 2 and 4 hours depending on usage. Aiming the devices’ projected image can be accomplished by adjusting a small tripod that flips down as a stand. The MPro120 costs about $350.00, and you don’t need to carry those heavy projectors to a presentation anymore.
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